Scootr5- it does not show up under " my units" hence my inability to search against the week. My 2010 week has been there but I exchanged it yesterday.
Denise- I did go to the FAQ last night to start my research and saw where things changed in 2009. However, there are still references about deposit weeks to II. I added to my confusion because my 2010 week got "deposited first" and not sure when I did it but I think it was done 7/09. I just exchanged it for a May WKORN 2 br yesterday, so hoping to get my 2012 week listed in hopes of a January week at the same resort since they just did a bulk deposit recently.
So I'm guessing I have done what I need to do from the Starwood end and just need to contact II to get the unit to show up in my account.
Steve - "depositing weeks to II," and "designating your weeks for exchange," has the same meaning under the new rules., because that's the only way you can deposit to II, now.
*Unless you own a true fixed week, which you can still deposit yourself.
The ONLY information about your "deposit" that will ever show up in your II Acct. under the current rules, is a placeholder dated for the current year. NOTHING will ever show up in "deposits," under the deposit tab. You have to keep your own records. Under the old rules, you saw a deposit - under the new rules, there is no record of it online. The only way you know it's done, is from the Starwood emailed comfirmation.
So-
Did you call Starwood and ask them to "designate your 2012 week for exchange"?
Did you get an email from them indicating that it has been "designated for exchange"?
If you answer "yes," to both questions, that means your 2012 week has been "deposited" and it is ready for exchange.
You will use the 2012 "placeholder," to put in an ongoing request - there will be no online indication that a "deposit" has been made.
If your answer is "no," you need to start by calling Starwood and ask them to "designate your 2012 week for exchange."
After you receive an email from them confirming the "deposit," you can put in your request.